Help Hope Live in the News10.23.23

Sharing Help – and Spreading Hope – in Dothan, AL

During an interview with News 4 in Dothan, Alabama, an interviewer with brown skin and a red dress speaks to Patricia King, who has light skin, gray hair, glasses, and a teal Help Hope Live shirt, as she stands next to her son, Zackariah Robinson, who is a child with light skin and short brown hair in a standing frame mobility aid. Behind them is a screen that shows Trish next to a man with light skin and short brown hair who holds Dale, Zackariah's twin brother, in his arms.

“We need our village to make this happen for him.”

Living with cerebral palsy, Zackariah Robinson’s chances of walking are very slim – but equipment from Trexo Robotics could change that.

Acquiring these “robot legs” from Trexo will improve Zack’s mobility, independence, and overall health, but the equipment is not covered by insurance. That’s why mom Trish King is securing support through a fundraising campaign with Help Hope Live – now entering its second year.

“The benefits of walking are life-changing.”

Reaching their fundraising goal will help bring that equipment into their home for daily use and training for Zack.

Trish is quick to point out the Help Hope Live advantage. She is actively fundraising to help meet critical needs for not only Zack but also his twin brother, Dale.

While securing community support for her own family, Trish has become a proud Ambassador who helps others find trusted medical fundraising.